The Los Angeles Lakers lost 108-124 to the Chicago Bulls. In this game, the Lakers had bright spots, but their overall performance was not enough to support them to victory. Here are the six key points of the game:
1. Lakers leader LeBron James almost completed a triple-double with 25 points, 10 rebounds and 9 assists. James shot over 50 percent from the field this season, but even with his impressive stats, the team's overall turnovers overshadowed that quasi-triple-double statistic.
2. Anthony Davis played with an injury, but still proved his cornerstone role with comprehensive statistics of 19 points, 14 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks. Davis' consistent performance was a big support for the Lakers in the game.
3. Russell's performance was disappointing, with only 2 points, 1 rebound and 2 assists, and his shooting percentage was sluggish, far from what the team expected.
4. Austin Reaves scored 21 points, but apart from scoring, his other contributions on the court were not significant, and he ended up with a plus/minus of -22 becoming a hidden danger for the team.
5. The Lakers' three-point shooting rate is only 32.4%, compared to the Bulls' three-point shooting rate of 52.9%, and the imbalance of this shooter matchup is the key to the Lakers' defeat.
6. Coach "Cephalosporin" caused controversy in the on-the-spot command of the game, and in the face of the opponent's onslaught, he did not call a timeout for Davis in time, a strategic mistake that may have exacerbated the team's defeat. #Lakers 3-game losing streak ##James ##安东尼戴维斯#
